Welcome to our website – here are a few of the different things you'll notice.
This website is for you – we’ve made lot of improvements to make it easier to get things done.
We’ve re-written our content into plain language. We’ve removed visual complexity so the site is uncluttered and clear. Everything should be easier to understand – to make getting things done with us that little bit quicker.
Information from us should also be accessible to all citizens – meaning if you use a screen reader or other assistive software or devices the site should work well for you.
At the same time, we’ve also improved things behind the scenes. The site should work well on any device, with modern and flexible templates.
We’ve improved security, moving to the https protocol. We’ve improved search, and will keep working on this as time progresses.
We’ve also reorganised content around your interactions with us, rather than our departments or internal structures. All the services we deliver to your property should be in the My Property section. Likewise, grants and community support is in the My Community section.
The ‘Do it online’ section gives quick access to payments, applications and tracking functions. We’ve started small; over time the available services will expand.
Other improvements include:
Our long term goal for the website is that it becomes a place where it’s easy to interact with us. A place where there’s up-to-date and relevant information, a full range of services and lots of options to get things done. We’ll need your help with that, so we welcome your feedback.
This website has been designed to comply, where appropriate for local authorities, with the New Zealand Government Web Standards v2.0.
This website contains shortcut keys which allow you to jump to specific website pages using the keyboard.
To use short keys you will need to hold down a modifier key with the shortcut key. Different web browsers use different modifier keys.
| Web Browser | Modifier Keys - Windows | Modifier Keys - Macintosh |
| Chrome | Alt | Control + Option |
| Firefox | Alt + Shift | Ctrl |
| Internet Explorer | Alt | |
| Opera | Shift + Esc | |
| Safari | Alt | Control + Option |
| Shortcut Key | Task |
| 0 | A reference list of accessibility keys (this page) |
| 1 | Homepage |
| 2 | A-Z index of website pages |
| 3 | Search |
| 9 | Contact us |
| [ | Beginning of main content |
| / | newzealand.govt.nz website |
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The Act applies to the Tasman District Council in its role as an agency. In compliance with The Act the Tasman District Council holds certain information about ratepayers and residents of the Tasman District. This information is required for lawful purposes used in the functioning of the Tasman District Council. This information is sourced in accordance with principle 2 of The Act.
For more detailed information please refer to our Privacy Policy (pdf 715 KB) or to the Privacy Act 2020 and its amendments.
If you wish to view or correct any personal information held by the Tasman District Council, please phone (03) 543 8400 or email info@tasman.govt.nz.
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